Explore learning beyond the classroom in this post-exam programme.
Planning a meaningful post-exam activity for Primary or Secondary students? Science Centre Singapore offers a range of specially curated programmes to enrich your students' learning experience.
Explore the wonders of the ocean through a specially curated series of programmes designed for young minds. Each session runs ~3 hours and is filled with engaging activities to nurture curiosity and inspire a deeper appreciation for our marine ecosystems.
Guest Lecture*
Students will attend a sharing session by a guest speaker from a relevant organisation or industry, on topics related to Oceans & Marine Science, allowing them to gain a better understanding of how marine science connects to real-world applications and current issues.
Self-Guided Gallery Trail
Specially curated for Post-Exam Programme participants, students will independently explore the exhibits at Science Centre Singapore while completing an activity booklet based on their observations and discoveries.
Hands-on STEM activity
Students will participate in an interactive hands-on activity guided by our educators, designed to encourage learning through experimentation, problem-solving, and discussion.
*Subject to the availability of the guest lecturer; alternative programme components may be arranged where necessary.
Expression of Interest for the Post-Exam Programme closes on 11 Sep 2026.
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Make the most of your visit by adding one of the optional ONE Ocean add-ons* on the same day as our Post-Exam Programme (~3hours). Simply select your preferred add-on in the FormSG registration form.
*Subject to availability
For ONE Ocean School Programmes, please write to us.
Updated as of 20 July 2026
We are continually reaching out to more organisations to expand our guest lecture offerings, and this page will be updated as additional speakers are confirmed.
If your preferred guest lecturer is fully booked, please let us know after submitting your registration via the FormSG. We will check if additional sessions can be arranged. Otherwise, we will recommend another suitable guest lecturer, subject to availability.
Kenny Lek
Co-founder, Pasarfish
Growing up in the kampongs of old Punggol, Kenny developed a deep appreciation for Singapore's seafood heritage. Through his research in local wet markets, he uncovers the stories behind the seafood we eat, including their local names, origins, and fishing methods, while encouraging more sustainable seafood choices.
Talk: Pasarfish Research Case Study & Findings
Date: 16 Oct AM (Fully booked)
Ruth Ang
Marine Conservation Team, WWF-Singapore
Ruth works on marine conservation projects across Southeast Asia, supporting efforts in plastic pollution reduction, species conservation, and habitat restoration. She also contributes to coral and seagrass restoration research in Singapore. Through her work, students will discover why healthy oceans matter and how conservation projects are helping to protect marine ecosystems.
Talk: Our Blue Planet: Marine Conservation
Date: 19 Oct AM (Available)
Zhang Zhengyang, PhD
Senior Lecturer, School of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, NTU, Singapore
Dr Zhang brings chemistry to life through engaging and accessible explanations that spark curiosity. In this talk, students will discover how the ocean functions as a giant natural chemistry laboratory and how science plays a vital role in understanding and protecting our marine environment.
Talk: The Ocean's Secret Chemistry Lab: A Journey into the Science of the Sea
Date: 21 Oct AM (Fully booked)
Dr Danielle Su
Research Scientist, Centre for Climate Research Singapore, Meteorological Service Singapore
Discover how powerful ocean currents connect Singapore to the rest of the world. Dr Danielle Su explores how these "ocean highways" transport heat, nutrients and marine life across the globe, shape our climate, and influence Singapore's monsoon seasons, revealing the vital role our oceans play in everyday life.
Talk: Ocean Highways: How Ocean Currents Connect Singapore to the World
Date: 20 Oct AM (Fully Booked)
Dates: 12 - 22 Oct 2026 (Weekdays only)
Time: 9am – 12pm OR 2pm – 5pm*
Suitable for: Primary 5 and above
Cost: From $4.50 (for group booking of 150 students and above)
*Actual session timings may differ and will be confirmed upon sign up.
Booking Terms
Upon receiving booking confirmation from Science Centre Singapore, resources will be allocated based on your confirmed booking, and attendance is expected for the confirmed session(s).
This year's challenge STEM Playground Grand Finale is getting a brand new makeover!
For this year’s challenge, build a robotic arm from recyclable materials and take on the ultimate underwater mission in teams of 4. Attractive prizes await the winning teams!
Suitable for: Students from Primary 3 to Secondary 5
Click here to view or download the competition details and learn more about this year's challenge. The full mission details will be revealed on Challenge Day.
Primary: 17 Nov 2026, Tuesday
Secondary: 18 Nov 2026, Wednesday
Time: 9am – 2pm*
Suitable for: Primary 5 and above
*Actual timings may differ and will be confirmed upon sign up
Registration for STEM Playground Grand Finale closes on 30 Oct 2026.
To enhance students' learning during the intervals of challenges, teachers may arrange additional activities by booking ONE Ocean exhibition through Online Booking System (OBS) under school programmes (at least 30 days in advance). Billing will be based on the actual attendance.
Watch the STEM Playground Grand Finale 2025 highlights to get a glimpse of the excitement
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Cancellation and No-Show Policy
Upon receiving booking confirmation from Science Centre Singapore, please note that cancellations or no-shows may be subject to a penalty. Resources will be allocated based on the confirmed booking, and attendance is expected for the confirmed session(s).